Operation: SEED
Georgia Real Estate School · School #8178You got the license. Now let’s make sure you know what to do with it.
$137 One-Time Course TuitionEligible customers may see flexible checkout options including Klarna, Amazon Pay and Zip. Availability is determined at checkout.
Enroll in Operation: SEED — $137The license gets you in the door. Practice is what comes next.
Operation: SEED is a GREC-approved 25-hour Georgia real estate post-license course designed for newer licensees who want practical understanding — not simply another requirement checked off.
We focus on how the work actually gets done: professionally, legally, and with the public protected. You will connect license law and professional responsibility to the situations agents encounter with real buyers, sellers, contracts, negotiations and closings.
Live, Not Self-Paced
Attend live online through Zoom with an instructor guiding the material, activities, discussion and questions in real time.
Built for Practice
Work through contracts, role-play, CMA exercises, negotiation scenarios, buyer and seller situations and closing activities.
Made for New Licensees
If you passed the exam and immediately thought, “Okay...now what?” — you are exactly who this course was built for.
What you will work through.
The course follows the real transaction lifecycle so you can connect what you learned for the exam to what actually happens once you begin serving clients.
Represent the Buyer
Agency, buyer consultation, communication, financing, inspections, disclosures, Fair Housing, Antitrust, property showings and professional expectations.
Write the Deal
Purchase agreements, contingencies, disclosures, electronic forms and signatures, closing-cost estimates and preparing a clear offer.
Negotiate the Transaction
Offers, counteroffers, multiple offers, backup offers, negotiation skills, agency considerations and client communication.
Represent the Seller
Listing preparation, listing presentations, seller agency, disclosures, Fair Housing, advertising, pricing and CMA preparation.
Get It to Closing
Contract timelines, lender coordination, inspections, title, repairs, communication, closing preparation, documentation and follow-up.
Protect Your License
Georgia License Law, agency responsibilities, disclosures, liability awareness, paper trails and professional risk reduction.
You learn by working through the situations.
Operation: SEED was approved with activities woven throughout the curriculum. Students practice buyer conversations, work through contracts, identify mistakes, prepare CMAs, role-play negotiation and listing presentations, and connect the law to decisions agents make every day.
The point is not simply to survive 25 hours on Zoom. The point is to leave understanding more about how to operate inside the industry you just worked so hard to enter.
Five days. Twenty-five approved hours.
Buyer representation, agency, consultation, communication, Fair Housing, financing, inspections, disclosures, showings and preparation for writing an offer.
Purchase agreements, electronic forms, closing-cost estimates, lender practices, REOs, foreclosures, short sales and negotiations.
Offers, counteroffers, multiple and backup offers, contract-to-close responsibilities, inspections, communication and follow-up.
Seller representation, listing preparation, listing presentations, Fair Housing, disclosures, pricing and CMA preparation.
CMA and pricing, Georgia License Law, liability awareness, disclosures, professional risk reduction, review, Q&A and the final examination.
But you will have spent the entire week working through the material, practicing concepts, asking questions and reviewing what matters. The goal is for you to reach Day Five prepared — not surprised.
Please protect the full class schedule.
Attendance for an approved post-license course is strict. Required instructional hours must actually be attended in order for course completion to be certified.
Arriving late, leaving early, disconnecting from the virtual classroom or missing required instructional time may affect your eligibility for course credit.
Please plan work, childcare, appointments and other commitments around the full November 2–6 schedule before enrolling.
Your seat starts here.
Operation: SEED is live virtually November 2–6, 2026. Tuition is $137 per student.
Eligible customers may see payment options including Klarna, Amazon Pay and Zip during checkout. Availability and approval are determined by the applicable payment provider.
Your seat is not reserved until official registration and payment are complete.
The New Agent Flight List
New agents usually discover very quickly that getting licensed creates another list of questions: What do I set up? What systems do I need? What should I learn first? What should I be practicing?
Operation: SEED students receive access to a practical new-agent checklist designed to help organize the early-career setup around the licensed work — including professional profiles, industry tools, MLS training, consultations, open-house experience and business setup.
The Cultivation of Real Estate
An active Georgia real estate school providing approved post-license education through Operation: SEED.
The Cultivation of Real Estate is an active Georgia real estate school, School #8178. Operation: SEED is presented as the school’s approved 25-hour post-license education offering. Course schedules, delivery details, attendance requirements, testing requirements and registration information apply to each scheduled cohort. Flexible payment options are provided by third-party payment providers and availability or approval is not guaranteed.